"Let's get married, Nishiki." On their first heart-pounding overnight trip together, Nishiki and Atsumori's feelings will grow even stronger... When Nishiki returns to her hometown over summer break, she shares her new dream of becoming a doctor with her parents. Her father quickly rejects the idea, though, and to make matters worse, things are awkward with Takara and Kano. In the midst of all this, Atsumori, who was supposed to be studying for his college exams in Tokyo, shows up at Nishiki's house! He introduces himself to her parents, and his sincerity makes an impression on Nishiki's skeptical father. Inspired by the meeting, Atsumori invites Nishiki to meet his father, but the night of their appointment, the unthinkable happens...

“I’ll try harder next time…” After a brief stint as Atsumori’s temporary girlfriend, Nishiki is finally Atsumori’s actual girlfriend. Around that time, Nishiki’s fiance, Takara-kun, comes to Tokyo and tells Atsumori that he still loves Nishiki! Takara-kun’s arrival prompts a shift in Atsumori, who had been struggling to be sure whether or not he loved Nishiki; he’s finally able to break through his confusion, and grows even closer to Nishiki… Meanwhile, Kano-chan, who had resolved to continue her one-sided love for Takara-kun, is in disarray after seeing how Takara-kun still has feelings for Nishiki…

Ever since Mahiru’s new boyfriend, Aoi, lost his mother, he’s been looking after his brothers and sisters. Once she learns what life is really like for him, Mahiru tells herself she’s going to do everything she can to be the proper girlfriend he needs. But work keeps Aoi busy…and once Mahiru’s twin sister, Mayo, gets a job at the same café where Aoi works, they’re fast friends! Mahiru’s not happy about how well Mayo and Aoi are getting along…and just like that, Mayo and Aoi’s old friend, Ginga, find themselves in the middle of this gloomy-girl-meets-stubborn-boy story! The plot thickens in Volume 4 as a few big misunderstandings threaten to throw this fairytale romance off its tracks…

Shy girl Mayo starts a job at a strange place called the "Listening House." She does her best to get Aoba-kun, the most popular kid in school, to share his worries, but he doesn't open up so easily... During all this, Mayo drops Aoba-kun's notice to quit the team, and it gets spotted by his friend Nao...! There's more to the story of the basketball team and Mayo's romance in volume 2!

Nishiki has a fiancé arranged for her, but when she meets Atsumori, the high school student visiting from Tokyo, she chases after him and enrolls at his school. As Atsumori helps Nishiki adjust to her city, her feelings for him only grow stronger. One day, a surprise rain shower ends with Nishiki going to Atsumori's apartment. But while the two are there, Atsumori's mother suddenly appears! Nishiki is flustered by the rapid development, but then Atsumori introduces Nishiki as his "number one choice for a bride"?! Nishiki's life as a temporary girlfriend begins in Volume 2!

It’s been four months now since Serina and Mizukawa-sempai started going out. The second semester kicks off with a schoolwide festival, and Serina realizes something—Mizukawa-sempai’s popular with the girls. But before she can come to terms with this revelation, she meets Higuchi-sempai, the hottest boy at school—and he seems to have a thing for her! She’s living the high school love story of her dreams, and every day—no, every second—her heart races a little faster!

VICE CITY: NEW YORK IN THE 80s... Nature made Ash Lynx beautiful; nurture made him a cold ruthless killer. A runaway brought up as the adopted heir and sex toy of “Papa” Dino Golzine, Ash, now at the rebellious age of seventeen, forsakes the kingdom held out by the devil who raised him. But the hideous secret that drove Ash's older brother mad in Vietnam has suddenly fallen into Papa's insatiably ambitious hands--and it's exactly the wrong time for Eiji Okamura, a pure-hearted young photographer from Japan, to make Ash Lynx's acquaintance... Epic in scope, and one of the best-selling shojo titles of all time in Japan, Akimi Yoshida put an electric shock into the genre and gained a huge crossover audience through Banana Fish's stripped-down, non-stop style. -- VIZ Media